Thea Shaw left the hospital room and saw Florence Locke talking to Shirley Moss outside.
Shirley Moss was still crying miserably.
Thea Shaw roughly knew why Florence Locke was sad. The Great General used to have a very good relationship with Florence Locke, and now seeing someone with a face that resembles hers, ending up tragic and miserable, Florence naturally couldn't bear it.
But there was a realistic problem in front of them.
Florence Locke had offended Ryan Sinclair, and judging by the man's petty and narrow-minded nature, this feud was certainly established.
Thea Shaw went over to ask Florence Locke how she planned to handle this matter.
Florence Locke returned to her usual noble indifference, "Don't worry, I won't be in trouble."
Seeing her so confident, Thea Shaw felt relieved.
She seriously scrutinized Shirley Moss.
Shirley Moss was actually very haggard; obviously, her features were good, but the haggardness was something even makeup couldn't conceal.
